Roman Coliseum
Travertine is used in flooring throughout the home, for countertops in the bathroom or kitchen, outdoors, and on walls, backsplashes, and fireplace surrounds.
SURFACES CATALOG INVENTORY
Our inventory consists of many different types of natural stone including marble, limestone, quartz, travertine, granite, porcelain, and onyx. Most of our materials are available in both slabs and tiles. Here in our 2.5-acre slab yard, we carry over 500 different types of stone including over 50 different exotics. We pride ourselves on personal customer service and top-quality products. We are consistently working on creating new innovative ideas, trend-setting materials, and cutting edge designs.
We pride ourselves on personal customer service and top-quality products. Not finding what you need? Please call us today for direct assistance.
Travertine typically forms in hot springs. It forms by the precipitation of calcium carbonate.
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Cactus Boreal
Materials, Natural Stone, Quartzite SlabQuartzite mineral comes from sandstone which undergoes a natural process to become a metamorphic rock. These rocks are made through high pressure beneath the earth’s crust. [spb_section spb_section_id="823761" width="1/1" el_position="first last"] -
Arebescato Grey
Marble, Marble Slab, Materials, Natural StoneArebescato Grey Marble is a metamorphic rock, which is a rock that has been physically and chemically transformed over time due to intense heat and pressure. [spb_section spb_section_id="823761" width="1/1" el_position="first last"] -
Bronzite (Leathered)
Materials, Natural Stone, Quartzite SlabQuartzite mineral comes from sandstone which undergoes a natural process to become a metamorphic rock. These rocks are made through high pressure beneath the earth’s crust [spb_section spb_section_id="823761" width="1/1" el_position="first last"] -
Azul Imperial
Materials, Natural Stone, Quartzite SlabQuartzite mineral comes from sandstone which undergoes a natural process to become a metamorphic rock. These rocks are made through high pressure beneath the earth’s crust. [spb_section spb_section_id="823761" width="1/1" el_position="first last"]
